| THE RED & WHITE STORE a Kamloops. ai 4 : increase in freight traffic, TOMATOES, Malkin’s Best. 3 fo a Me . 2 Tins 25c
The marriage will take place} Mrs. Williams of Vancouver i j
Btab garde lack ga REE DELL ERAS EVIE) Sone y ICU am |e ie ee epee id’ pinay wh Ree BEANS, Ensign, Cut Green ............ 2 Tins 253
ERROR See SEEESSOREEo William Smith, second son of| young,
| : Mr, and Mrs. Len. Smith, toMiss| Mr. Mussel of Ottawa, Field PEAS, Garden .......1..... pen ae . 2 Tins (9c

k <2S2SS= || Mrs. Bissett and the late Mr. Bis- survey party, is making his . 5 I
> Pact 2 A sett of Trail. d headquarters in Huntingdon for PURE JAM Clix Butter Waiers . 3
Gilette Military Razor Kit | New. Stock... Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilson oe the summer months while di- Plum, M.B., ...4-Ib. 49c | Ginger Snaps, 6 doz. 15c
Tech Razor, Steel Mirror, | of GOGGLES, all Styles from family of Chilliwack spent the/recting slashing and other nec- s
I Five Blue Blades in Blue or | 19c to the Famous Poloroid weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H.]essary work on the International Peach, M.B.,_. .4-Ib. 60c | Coconut Bar, 3 dozen 15c

Be Prepared Enos Fruit Salts _. large $8¢ }/are guests of Mrs. F. Hansen. |the M-S-A Hospital. _, Wax, Old English No Rubbing, Pint, 55c; quart, $1.00
a rss Bayer’s Aspirin +50’s at 59c Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradner 5 . i
Foors Accident SIRS TALE sek yecal Anpisid a1 00 ellapemdlllande Gilbert ana anti anaicntee FLYOROX; cone 8-07, 29c; 16-02, 49c; 32-02, B1c

PAGE FOUR

ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1942

HEDLUND’S

Buckerfield’s Pancake Flour

SPECIAL 4 e patepone! Pancake oe

FOR

M. C. Walker & Co.

Py LL 5

toria to visit Mrs. T. Quale.

Mrs. J. C. Gill is visiting her
mother, Mrs. T. Aish.

Mr. Harold Paterson, RCN, and

day after a week’s visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Jack Mahoney of

Brown Leather Case
All for

93°

at $1.95

KITS, Two Specials at

Louise Bissett. eldest daughter of

Hurum.
Mrs. P. Hendrickson and Mrs.
H. Hagen of New Westminster

Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Knox that their
son, Able Seaman George Knox,
has undergone an operation for

to Huntingdon as B.C. Electric
freight agent owing to the heavy

Engineer International Boundary

Boundary, several local men are
being employed,
Mrs. J. Kilby is a patient in

Bradner

ANDREWS

Drop In and See Our Specials #///-S-A PARAGRAPHS} Paitin oe
Tomatoes °oL™2"4 10c F Gathered by ote District Correspondents UR ] Lf RY

Roast Beef x27" 38e Mats«ui Huntingdon PHONE 54 \
pets KA
N.
Bantam Corn onaTia 10c Mrs. Wm. ae Renae Mrs. Jean Fraser and Mrs.
the Spring Festival an odeo| Marshall are visiting for a few
STRAWBERRY JAM SORES ML Ee 65e in Bellingham while visiting her| days with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 11, 12, 13.
5 RED & WHITE BRAND ior son and daughter-in-law, Mr.|/Bates at Harrison Lake.
y . and Mrs. Nathan Kunzmann. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crouter |} VW) 7

Fancy Rice siz Gain baa [argent ae ogee Mmm men eto) a MTT ri) yc Be sceveee, 2 Tins 2le

TALL in Matsqui for the Pederson-| Wn., were weekend visitors with SARDINES, Brunswick Bee” Sans 5 Tins 27c
CARNATION MI

TINS for Igeland wedding, left for Vic-|Mr. and Mrs. Allan Crouter.

PILCHARDS, Cloverleaf ....

eo pikes 9 tee IS 206

FRU-TEA

| Mr: Paterson of Halifax are appendicitis in England. erve ho r ‘old Frase rolls 19¢
BUY WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES isiting Mr. George Paterson, st.|" Mr. George Rontward of Ss e hot or c i Patil aed 6
Mrs. Len Smith returned Sun-| Vancouver has been transferred V,-lb. 25¢ Lb. 45c} Zalo .......

TOILET PAPER

2 rolls 25¢

LAUNDRY SOAP, Royal Crown ...

wees 5 Bars 25¢

Roy Brett of Chilliwack were
and guests of Mr id M Charlie .
4 98° W5¢ (PLASTIC FLASHLIGHTS Pliner on Sunday. “| Members of St. Margaret’s|41 Macaroni .... 3 Ibs. 19c BURN’S
Ay $1,98 Master Gerry Adams under- a, aaa. He a ae aa Mellograin, ..4 Ibs. 25c Spork tee eee Tin 29¢
Nox-All Mole Baits 35c Wampole’s Tasteless Cod went a minor operation in the the president , Mrs. Pennington Wheatlets ... 5 Ibs. 25c Sausage a ts Tin 29¢
Nox-All Rat Baits 25c | Liver Oil Extract $1.00 M-S-A Hospital on Saturday. ; a Ne A g 2 :
: OFFICIAL PURVEYOR OF WAR SAVINGS STAMPS yee aS ON si Beret it is ope ca é ;
i if will be given in Matsqui Hall ‘ Prayer, (and a i
+8 : ee Met ee et ait ane etirall paper was read by CORN FLAKES, Sugar Crisp... es th ace . 3 Pkts, 23¢
e The Baptist Ladies’ Aid will|M'S. M. H. Smith. The next! TQMATO JUICE, Malkin’s Best, ........ 4 Tins 25c
a Weir’ S Rexall Pharmacy meet in the Baptist Church Par- meeting will be held at the

home of Mrs. Waring on Tues-|f{ MEAT PASTES, Favorite Foods, ........ 3 Tins 25¢

lors on Wednesday, June 17 at

in|fay, June 30. It was decided ifi
PRESCHIPTIONS 2 p.m. Mrs. Frank Sandberg will " : : : LARD; Pure, ‘Pacifie <4. .2°,. 2. eee Insets
: Stationery ae ieodakes Developing asia estas? to discontinue meeting during the ,
3 Phone 8 ERIC T. WEIR, Phm. B. i months of July and August. COCOA, Bulkie cS . Ib. 20c; 2 Ibs. 35c

i sj Owing to the illness of Mrs.
2 Ping Grove .°\sugo, at whole House win mee |. GRAPENUT FLAKES 3... 12... Lae eer Pkt. 9c
i -—- Sundstrom assisting, the Pres-
LEE LLEELLLELLLELLLL LLL LLL LEE LLL LOL LLL ES ms Mrs. Walter Sales went into|byterian Ladies Aid was to be
<

Pot Scrubs .... each 5c
Lye, Royal Crown tin 10c
Gillette Blades, 5 for 25c
Bleach, Perfex .... 20c

Vancouver say
farewell to her husband who

oI week to
“

i

o nas
et left for training in Quebec.
%,

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last held, the meeting was held in

the church on Wednesday. In
the absence of the secretary,
Mrs. Foquette, Mrs. Karr was
appointed for the afternoon. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Waring and Mrs. McMath. Hos-

Headquarters for Fresh
Vegetables ‘and Fruits
Fresh Daily

Baking Results Assured

Bill Taylor and Alan Chalm-
ers spent the weekend
Westminster,

x Mrs. A. A. Dickman has been

in New

H Both confined to her bed for the past|tesses for the next meeting will Di trict —~
few days with influenza. be |Mrs. R. R.. Donaldson and 7 USTtric

os The Jean Corvin went into Van-| Mrs. Upchurch, sr. Sumas L bbolsiord

rh couver last week for her medi-| Mrs. R. R. Donaldson spent a C 4

; inati i ot Carl Walstrom of Vancouver | re

fF cal examination for the RCAF. , |few days in Vancouver with her a former resident of Whatcom yl 1eal

AC2 D. B. (Doug) Boynton is

ROYAL CREST

daughter, Mrs. J. Glazebrook. Road, and now with the RCAF,

—tTelephone 223—

expected home this week on Miss Violet Kipp, who has re- Ai aistnict
N leave. His mother has gone|Sided in Bradner for the past cae SE ee Fan the ;
: FURNACE TYPE East to meet him. six years, has left to take a|Prior to FRIDAY & SATURDAY
> e

East on Monday.

Mrs. Marshall of Vancouver
is spending a holiday with her
Campbell,

AC2 Gordon Ellwood has re-
turned to duty at Jericho after
a month’s furlough spent help-

position at the Bon Hospital,
Lytton, B.C.
Mrs. J. McConnell has return-

JUNE 12 and 13
Matinee Saturday at 2:30
IN TECHNICOLOR

GRATES
Gives Lifetime Service

ing with .spring work the|ed home after spending a few|sister, Mrs. Angus.
; farm, Ber = x days in Vancouver where she|and other relatives on Sumas|| MADELEINE Caeser r
; © INSULATED DOORS Miss Ruth Klemmens spent the| attended the wedding of her| Prairie. STIRLING in
/ Holds Heat and Saves weekend at home. niece. Mrs. R. Martin and daughter,
'

Fuel. Pte. Stanley and Mrs. Herrling

are spending a two week fur-

Total collection to date. for the
Red Cross Drive amounts to

of Seattle were guests
and Mrs. H. R. Harris

Collene,
of Mr.

Bahama

lough with friends in Abbotsford | $121.30 during the ‘week. ‘Passa e

THIS ULTRA-MODERN RANGE WITH 16-INCH OVENAND ®|and Pine Grove. ei Riker , g
O 7 *f cy
AMEL FINISH IS INEXPENSIVE AND WELL- | L.A.C. Melvin Knutson of the paver | cen ee Ree Renee Regia

WHITE EN. 2 %|R.CAF. at Victoria was the Stroiton her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. AMERICA AT WAR
BUILT BY SPENCER. guest of his grandparents, Mr. Nelles. Mickey Mo’ News

and Mrs. Hans Larson, over the|, MS: A. Boulanger is visiting age oe

t mieeeona’ i friends at Sayward, V. I. Mr. and. Mrs. a iio mes
Pte. Arthur Pearson has re-|, Mrs. George Watson (nee Louisa | Cloverdale spent Sunday a TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY

home at Upper Sumas.
Mrs. J.“ Barrett and Joan, of
Chilliwack were visiting with

Boulanger) is ill
Hospital. i
Mr, and Mrs. John Forsyth and

turned to Sardis after a five-day in the M-S-A

JUNE 16 ‘and 17.
leave spent with his father

FRED MacMURRAY

As Illustrated $85-50

TERMS ONE-THIRD DOWN—BALANCE BY THE MONTH

here,

* MARY MARTIN
7 J HL
: Mr. Otto Baker’ left Tuesday CaUERNSS have moved to Copper ee Mary McAdam during the ROBERT PRESTON in
* to visit on the prairies. Ae cher SE week. 4 :
% Mr .and Mrs. H. Newton spent ai ere ined ay Autietoad: 19) Angus ®yasen, whois with the N Yy k T
|a few days at their farm in this | 2¢Ms -Tepaired. RCAF, Vancouver, spent ‘the ew or own
«| district. A miscellaneous shower was weekend with his mother, Mrs. R
x ae held in the Straiton school re- Jean Fraser. Sand
s : < cently honoring Mrs. J. Bushman} yrs. Archie McNeill (nee =
| Abbotsford § Jubilee ee aden ee mate brite] Shirley Stewart ot Vancouver, | All American Co-ed
: ye Phone 21a Sea rie aes was the recipient of | many lovely| returned home on Sunday after S
KKK KKK PPP PVP PP PW VPP VP PPV PVP VPP, teat ae Orrock of New West- | gifts. spending the week with her par- ae
as minster visited his parents, Mr. Mr .and Mrs. Edgar Klingwall
and Mrs. F. Orrock, over the|have purchased ; f land | Cots: Mr .and Mrs. Bears Stewart.|| FRANCIS LANGFORD and
SM | WRITER VISITING serene : Ratan da sutaae oars 2 Misses Aileen Dougan and Lil- JOHNNY DOWNS
| 2 Mrs. D, Wymer is visiting with SAE Sphottord. Alf Payne have lian Pennant spent the long
. e 1 n i j ae ‘ T a ie r i ;.
° | Ernest pasa PESHOE: rs her mother, Mrs. R. Osborne of] moved to Vancouver. eee neueey EVAN OE WTS
A aln we Bee ene Cao) ert ova | CURA CE Se een “ee Mervin Gardner has gone tol! Guests with Mr. and’ Mrs, c.| Trinity United Ladies’ Aid
of ‘Mountie and detective} Mr. and Mrs. W. Frederickson Stave Lake where he has ob- H. Beldha : Sore ar
=|stories for popular magazines, is aa uneey Ae ee NS tained employment. and Gs, Wace Béldam aid Strawberry Hen
th t of Inspector H. N,| 2” riends in the district. ; = sTipe a! vance at the home ot!
INTRODUCING muckey, ROMP. mide whom he] Miss Proctor of Vancouver is|on Friday. On their return they family’ of Sardis, Mrs. M. Golos. ne een Road
had nari nite " getting “color?}4 Student teacher at Jubilee}were accompanied by their ages WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17
i 7 ; rlier | School. daughter, Miss E. Ferris,
- fe his stories during éarlier se! : e 5 fe
Glacier Orange See TICAN GAR Mr .and Mrs. Ferris and friends Mr, L. gstewart is building a LEONARD BICK The "Cs ee eaves
m of Vancouver motored to Jubilee|new brooder house. Funeral services will be held of) Abioisfora
A natural orange drink in rE Friday afternoon from Hender-
14-pint bottles. hitb init eet #-+|son’s Funeral Home for Leonard NOTICE

Bick who passed away, in the
M-S-A Hospital on Tuesday night
after a lengthy illness. He was
| predeceased by his wife in Au-
* . Ej gust 1940. Mrs, C. V. Lanfranco =
Grand Va riety Entertainment | of Clayburn fs a niece. rae fetioal ee pera trey

by! Vancouver Artists FE LT TT

LOYAL TRUE BLUE LODGE NO. 244

The Provincia} Collector will be
in attendance at this office on

TUESDAY, JUNE 23: 1942

Auspices M-S-A Branch Canadian Legion 3

from the hour of 10:30 a.m. until

Glacier Grape

A true grape drink

HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

Friday, June 19 E DANCE

The GLACIER

I}
Confectionery eo de WIN Ts WAR t WHATCOM ROAD HALL
te ache : TICKETS 35c 8 p.m. t FRIDAY, JUNE 19
J) u + ,
Abbotsford Enone! 146 ee a. 7 Proceeds Soldiers‘ Comforts Overseas Dancing 9:30 - 2:30
5 Nelson’s ae aot. Rock Valley Rangers Orchestra
. I ww x Master of Ceremonies Accompanist (Played at Pioneers’ Dance in April)
Har aware 4 Refreshments Admission 50c
Raspberry picking is expected Es ABBOTSFORD x Duncan Andrew Fred Bass of CRWX Free bus from Hotel Atangard,
to start in this district about | § —Telephone 224— Ay +
June 16. HOT OOOO DO OOOOOOOOOOOOIH |b e RPP Per EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE